static void _logOpRS(const char *opstr, const char *ns, const char *logNS, const BSONObj& obj, BSONObj *o2, bool *bb ) {
DEV assertInWriteLock();
if ( strncmp(ns, "local.", 6) == 0 ) {
if ( strncmp(ns, "local.slaves", 12) == 0 )
resetSlaveCache();
return;
}
const OpTime ts = OpTime::now();
long long hashNew;
if( theReplSet ) {
massert(13312, "replSet error : logOp() but not primary?", theReplSet->box.getState().primary());
hashNew = (theReplSet->lastH * 131 + ts.asLL()) * 17 + theReplSet->selfId();
}
else {
// must be initiation
assert( *ns == 0 );
hashNew = 0;
}
/* we jump through a bunch of hoops here to avoid copying the obj buffer twice --
instead we do a single copy to the destination position in the memory mapped file.
*/
logopbufbuilder.reset();
BSONObjBuilder b(logopbufbuilder);
b.appendTimestamp("ts", ts.asDate());
b.append("h", hashNew);
b.append("op", opstr);
b.append("ns", ns);
if ( bb )
b.appendBool("b", *bb);
if ( o2 )
b.append("o2", *o2);
BSONObj partial = b.done();
int posz = partial.objsize();
int len = posz + obj.objsize() + 1 + 2 /*o:*/;
Record *r;
DEV assert( logNS == 0 );
{
const char *logns = rsoplog;
if ( rsOplogDetails == 0 ) {
Client::Context ctx( logns , dbpath, 0, false);
localDB = ctx.db();
assert( localDB );
rsOplogDetails = nsdetails(logns);
massert(13347, "local.oplog.rs missing. did you drop it? if so restart server", rsOplogDetails);
}
Client::Context ctx( logns , localDB, false );
r = theDataFileMgr.fast_oplog_insert(rsOplogDetails, logns, len);
/* todo: now() has code to handle clock skew. but if the skew server to server is large it will get unhappy.
this code (or code in now() maybe) should be improved.
*/
if( theReplSet ) {
if( !(theReplSet->lastOpTimeWritten<ts) ) {
log() << "replSet ERROR possible failover clock skew issue? " << theReplSet->lastOpTimeWritten << ' ' << ts << rsLog;
log() << "replSet " << theReplSet->isPrimary() << rsLog;
}
theReplSet->lastOpTimeWritten = ts;
theReplSet->lastH = hashNew;
ctx.getClient()->setLastOp( ts.asDate() );
}
}
append_O_Obj(r->data, partial, obj);
if ( logLevel >= 6 ) {
BSONObj temp(r);
log( 6 ) << "logOp:" << temp << endl;
}
}
/* we write to local.opload.$main:
{ ts : ..., op: ..., ns: ..., o: ... }
ts: an OpTime timestamp
op:
"i" insert
"u" update
"d" delete
"c" db cmd
"db" declares presence of a database (ns is set to the db name + '.')
"n" no op
logNS - where to log it. 0/null means "local.oplog.$main".
bb:
if not null, specifies a boolean to pass along to the other side as b: param.
used for "justOne" or "upsert" flags on 'd', 'u'
first: true
when set, indicates this is the first thing we have logged for this database.
thus, the slave does not need to copy down all the data when it sees this.
note this is used for single collection logging even when --replSet is enabled.
*/
static void _logOpOld(const char *opstr, const char *ns, const char *logNS, const BSONObj& obj, BSONObj *o2, bool *bb ) {
DEV assertInWriteLock();
static BufBuilder bufbuilder(8*1024);
if ( strncmp(ns, "local.", 6) == 0 ) {
if ( strncmp(ns, "local.slaves", 12) == 0 ) {
resetSlaveCache();
}
return;
}
const OpTime ts = OpTime::now();
Client::Context context;
/* we jump through a bunch of hoops here to avoid copying the obj buffer twice --
instead we do a single copy to the destination position in the memory mapped file.
*/
bufbuilder.reset();
BSONObjBuilder b(bufbuilder);
b.appendTimestamp("ts", ts.asDate());
b.append("op", opstr);
b.append("ns", ns);
if ( bb )
b.appendBool("b", *bb);
if ( o2 )
b.append("o2", *o2);
BSONObj partial = b.done(); // partial is everything except the o:... part.
int po_sz = partial.objsize();
int len = po_sz + obj.objsize() + 1 + 2 /*o:*/;
Record *r;
if( logNS == 0 ) {
logNS = "local.oplog.$main";
if ( localOplogMainDetails == 0 ) {
Client::Context ctx( logNS , dbpath, 0, false);
localDB = ctx.db();
assert( localDB );
localOplogMainDetails = nsdetails(logNS);
assert( localOplogMainDetails );
}
Client::Context ctx( logNS , localDB, false );
r = theDataFileMgr.fast_oplog_insert(localOplogMainDetails, logNS, len);
}
else {
Client::Context ctx( logNS, dbpath, 0, false );
assert( nsdetails( logNS ) );
// first we allocate the space, then we fill it below.
r = theDataFileMgr.fast_oplog_insert( nsdetails( logNS ), logNS, len);
}
append_O_Obj(r->data, partial, obj);
context.getClient()->setLastOp( ts.asDate() );
if ( logLevel >= 6 ) {
BSONObj temp(r);
log( 6 ) << "logging op:" << temp << endl;
}
}
static void _logOpOld(const char *opstr, const char *ns, const char *logNS, const BSONObj& obj, BSONObj *o2, bool *bb, bool fromMigrate ) {
Lock::DBWrite lk("local");
static BufBuilder bufbuilder(8*1024); // todo there is likely a mutex on this constructor
if ( strncmp(ns, "local.", 6) == 0 ) {
if ( strncmp(ns, "local.slaves", 12) == 0 ) {
resetSlaveCache();
}
return;
}
mutex::scoped_lock lk2(OpTime::m);
const OpTime ts = OpTime::now(lk2);
Client::Context context("", 0);
/* we jump through a bunch of hoops here to avoid copying the obj buffer twice --
instead we do a single copy to the destination position in the memory mapped file.
*/
bufbuilder.reset();
BSONObjBuilder b(bufbuilder);
b.appendTimestamp("ts", ts.asDate());
b.append("op", opstr);
b.append("ns", ns);
if (fromMigrate)
b.appendBool("fromMigrate", true);
if ( bb )
b.appendBool("b", *bb);
if ( o2 )
b.append("o2", *o2);
BSONObj partial = b.done(); // partial is everything except the o:... part.
int po_sz = partial.objsize();
int len = po_sz + obj.objsize() + 1 + 2 /*o:*/;
Record *r;
if( logNS == 0 ) {
logNS = "local.oplog.$main";
if ( localOplogMainDetails == 0 ) {
Client::Context ctx(logNS , dbpath);
localDB = ctx.db();
verify( localDB );
localOplogMainDetails = nsdetails(logNS);
verify( localOplogMainDetails );
}
Client::Context ctx(logNS , localDB);
r = theDataFileMgr.fast_oplog_insert(localOplogMainDetails, logNS, len);
}
else {
Client::Context ctx(logNS, dbpath);
verify( nsdetails( logNS ) );
// first we allocate the space, then we fill it below.
r = theDataFileMgr.fast_oplog_insert( nsdetails( logNS ), logNS, len);
}
append_O_Obj(r->data(), partial, obj);
context.getClient()->setLastOp( ts );
LOG( 6 ) << "logging op:" << BSONObj::make(r) << endl;
}
